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Greenhouses are used by gardeners, commercial farmers, researchers, and hobbyists to provide a controlled environment for nurturing plants. They are also used by florists, educators, and botanists for various purposes such as plant propagation, research studies, and educational demonstrations.
Design ideas for a lean-to greenhouse can be viewed on eHow. They offer information on mini greenhouses, window lean-to greenhouses and carport lean-to greenhouses.
Greenhouses produce favorable conditions for growing plants by trapping heat and sunlight. This helps to extend the growing season, protect plants from harsh weather, and create a controlled environment for optimal plant growth.
The natural greenhouse effect has kept the earth warm enough for life for millions of years.
Whitewash is applied to greenhouses in the summer to help reduce the amount of heat entering the structure. It reflects sunlight and prevents overheating, creating a more moderate climate for the plants inside. Additionally, whitewash can help protect plants from sunburn and excessive light exposure.
Fruits ripen in greenhouses because the controlled environment provides optimal conditions, such as consistent temperatures, humidity levels, and adequate sunlight. This enables fruits to mature and develop sugars, flavors, and colors, resulting in a more uniform and accelerated ripening process compared to outdoor conditions.